Auction Notice for Rural Home in Corry New York
An auction offers a 20x60 site with housing features including a lathe floor paneling closets and a base panel setup. Listings mention appliances such as stove, refrigerator, chairs tables lamps and a dining buffet, plus a 9 by 12 mat and other items. Location references include Corry New York street address and a date in 1966.
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Ralph
Sina
N.Y
A.M
Will Jome
Nice
Auce Corry
Market Plunge Worst In 4 Years
NEW YORK AP The stock market suffered its steepest weekly losses since the week before the Black Monday crash of May 28 1962. GM announced it would resume operations Monday easing near record declines. The Dow slid 30.85 for the week to 902.83 and the AP average dropped 12.0 to 331.8 amid volatile trading and a late ticker delay.
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New York
General Motors
Aetisery
Dow
Associated Press
Suspected prowler to be questioned after sightings on Spring street
A man reported as a possible prowler was seen at a Spring street home twice last night and again this morning. Two women involved will help police identify him at the station after a 4 am sighting and near morning loitering while taking a daughter to school.
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Ia Oy
Spring Street
Auto Makers Promise To Build Safer Cars
DETROIT AP The auto industry pledged to improve after disclosing that thousands of cars since 1960 have defects. Reports to a House committee show 18.5 percent of six year production had some defect though not all were safety related. GM Ford and others defend quality efforts and say recalls target non safety fixes.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
House
Abraham Ribicoff
Conn
Ribicoff
Sen. Ribicoff
James M. Rodde
Ribleoff
Arjay R. Miller
Ford Motor Co
Roche
Washington
F and A M marks 100 years in Corry
The Free and Accepted Masons in Corry celebrate the 100th anniversary with weekend centennial events. The lodge was founded March 19 1866 as Corry Lodge No 365, originally linked to a Columbus Royal Arch chapter established earlier in 1663.
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Corry
Royal Arch Masons
Columbus
Masons
Hollis King
Ralph J. Fogle
Loses Game Of Russian Roulette In Pittsburgh
Richard Haines, 38, of Homewood, Pittsburgh, died in his home after he and two friends attempted Russian roulette. He loaded a revolver, spun the chamber, and fired, with the other two declining to participate. The coroner confirmed the fatal incident.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Richard Haines
Haines
Army Jeep Junked Instead of Repaired Despite shortages
Senate investigator Joseph Lippman testifies that the Army junked a Jeep that could have been repaired for 4.47 dollars, while 1,851 Jeeps and other equipment are still needed in Vietnam. Hopman notes Marines want the gear, and the 1952 model had 18,161 miles.
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Washington
Senate
Viet Nam
Joseph Lippsman
Subcommittee On
Agency For International Development
Hopman
Defense Department
Lippman
Army
Local Corry Residents Join ETV Board in Erie
Three Corry residents were elected to the Board of Incorporators of Educational Television of Northwest Pennsylvania Inc joining over 100 Erie and Crawford County citizens in managing the ETV station planned for Erie. New board members are Mrs. George Sample Dr. John Mohr and Rev. Virgil Endsley. The station aims to offer arts music dance drama non performing arts painting literature poetry architecture public affairs and coverage of local and global issues plus school courses from elementary to post graduate. Programs include A Roomful of Music with Joan Baez and Pete Seeger The Old Glory and other works. Cooking with Julia Child The French Chef. Louis Armstrong. and Americas Crises The Young Americans. Construction requires about 250000 with 100000 already raised.
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Corry
Educational Television of Northwest Pennsylvania, Inc
Erie
Crawford Counties
ETV
George Sample
John Mohr
Virgil Endsley
Joan Baez
Pete Seeger
Robert Lowel
United States
Counjo
Navy tests life saving balloon system for pilots
Navy Lt Comdr Harris inflates a helium balloon as part of a new pilot rescue system tested at sea. The balloon lifted Harris about feet while a nylon line attached to him was reeled into a plane. A second demonstration shows two servicemen being pulled into the aircraft without incident as the system is set to enter general use next month.
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Navy
T. R. Harris
Harris
Assessments And Market Value Confusion In Corry School District
A reader explains how assessments and market value vary across Corry Area Schools Jointure districts. Warren County uses 50 percent, Erie 40 percent, and Corry uses 75 percent, with the state Tax Equalization Board calculating true assessment percentages from actual sales to equalize funding for poorer districts.
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Corry
Jointure
Warren County
Erie
Erie County
City of
Harrisburg
Tax Equalization Board
Beckley Man Confesses to Slaying Wife in Coal Cellar
Pittsburgh detectives pursue warrants for Julius E. Lutkus after he signed a confession admitting he killed his wife Anna Mae Lutkus and wounded her with a butcher knife before burying the body in an unused coal cellar. He turned himself in at the Beckley police station on Friday, and officials say officers are en route with warrants.
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Pittsburgh
Beckley
W. Va
Julius E. Lutkus
Anna Mae Lutkus
William A. Tenbert
Luthus
YMCA Drives Toward 48000 Goal In YFund Push
The YMCA fundraising drive aims to reach the 48100 goal by June to retire an eight year mortgage on the building. A recent meeting with supporters reinforced the plan to secure 100 percent of the target, with remaining payments due by month’s end. Funds will also cover other outstanding obligations and interest exceeding 2000 annually. Local 1963 of the IBEW has struck the Westinghouse plant in Youngwood, sending about 400 workers off the first shift and roughly 100 of 800 on the second shift under union pressure.
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YMCA
Insetka
Friends of the Y
Greensburg
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Youngwood
Red Force Wiped Out By US In Two Days
In central Viet Nam heavy fighting by US and South Vietnamese forces near the coast along the South China Sea, Operation Davy Crockett, left North Vietnamese troops with few fighters. The 1st Cavalry Division claimed 30 enemy dead and paratroopers plus recon units added 4 more, bringing total enemy fatalities to 416. Prime Minister Ky vowed to retain his government for another year amid broader political developments.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Bong Son
South China Sea
Nguyen Cao Ky
Politi- 2
Air Force
Glang Fallroad
Hanoi
Dodd Suing Two Writers For $5 Million
U S. Senator Thomas J. Dodd filed a $5 million defamation suit in U S District Court against columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The action accuses the writers of portraying Dodd as unfit for office, tied to foreign interests, and corrupt in government contracts and fund use. It denies claims of trips to Germany to assist Julius Klein, speeches drafted for him, and accepting gifts.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
U.S. District ‘S Court
Dodd
Connecticut
West Germany
Chicago
Julius Klein
Senate
Klein
Tha
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F&am
W. Irvine Wiest
Gov't
ETV Board
Sery
U. B. Izgrd Airborne Brigade
John Q
Sen. Dodd
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